There’s nothing like a Eurotrip to justify a new vacation wardrobe. In just a few short weeks, I’ll be ringing in my birthday in the French Riviera as part of a 10-day trip with my sister. Luckily, the big day falls in early June—meaning cooler temperatures and fewer crowds. The thought of fending off other tourists for the perfect Eiffel Tower picture makes my skin crawl, so hopefully the “shoulder season” timing will work in our favor.

We’ll be spending the first weekend of our trip in Paris, where our plans include wandering the cobblestoned streets of Montmartre, hopping between galleries, and seeing if the chocolate mousse at Chez Janou is worth the hype. This calls for a couple of chic minimalist outfits, comfortable walking shoes, and a light jacket in case the temperature drops without warning.

Then, we’ll make our way to Nice for a week. With so many sunsets to see, spritzes to sip, and selfies to snap, we’re going full Dua Lipa-mode. I’ll need bathing suits for days on the beach and more elevated outfits for dinners on the town. Finally, we’ll make a quick pit stop in London for the pièce de résistance of the week—Harry Styles's residency at Wembley Stadium. Of course, that means I’ll be pulling out my dancing shoes and a disco-ready ensemble to sing every word with 90,000 of my closest friends.

As a chronic over-packer, I’m constantly pushing the limits of the airport luggage scale. I’m determined to pack smarter, not harder, this time. Ahead, shop my editor-approved pieces from Nordstrom and Revolve that have already earned their spot in my suitcase.

There's an art to vacation dressing. You want getaway outfits that feel effortless, yet chic enough to post on Instagram. Comfort is also key, and it would be nice if your packing list didn't cost a month's rent. I've figured out the perfect solution to simplifying your vacation wardrobe: matching sets from Nordstrom and Revolve.

As someone who recently returned from a two-week stay in Europe, I can now say I wish I had packed nothing but matching sets. They take out all of the thought that goes into putting together an outfit, not to mention they're easy to mix and match with the rest of what's in your suitcase.

If you have a trip on your calendar, take it from me and be sure to pack a few matching sets. The picks I've pulled below from two of my favorite retailers—Nordstrom and Zara—ring in at under $200 and make vacation dressing a breeze. With this edit, you can focus your time and budget on what's important: the itinerary!

Let's be real: Half the fun of going on vacation is planning all of your outfits beforehand. When I build my vacation packing list, a great dress (or several) always makes the cut. When I'm living my carefree life on a getaway, summery dresses make for low-effort, high-reward outfits. That's why I'm refreshing my collection before my summer travel plans are fully underway.

When it comes to shopping for vacation outfits, Revolve and Shopbop are always the first places I look. Between the two retailers, I know I can find a line-up of It-girl-approved dresses worthy of my Instagram grid. That certainly was the case when I recently perused the retailers' vast selection of vacation-ready pieces. From classic white dresses to frocks in spring's hottest colors, I stumbled upon plenty of dresses that have me looking up flights to the south of France.

Ahead, I'm sharing the Revolve and Shopbop dresses that belong in your carry-on for your next trip. Not only do they simplify your vacation wardrobe—my picks cover every occasion on your itinerary—but they all ring in at $200 and under. You're welcome!

With a family that lives far away and a genuine love for travel, I'm on an airplane at least every other month. But if you think I'm checking my suitcase on every trip, you would be mistaken. At this point, I've mastered the art of carry-on-only packing. Lots of practice and a great carry-on suitcase help, but it's my tried-and-true minimalist staples from three of my favorite places to shop—Nordstrom, Zara, and Revolve—that have made me a pro at pared-back packing.

No matter the destination, my minimalist-coded packing list is rooted in versatility and comfort. I prioritize rich-looking basics that can be worn in multiple ways throughout my trip. Even the spring trends I've been loving, like ballet sneakers and Bermuda shorts, have to mix and match with the rest of my suitcase.

Ahead, I'm sharing the travel-friendly finds from Nordstrom, Zara, and Revolve I pack on practically every trip. My carry-on packing list is so solid, I'm confident it will serve you a week's worth of chic minimalist outfits, if not more.

I have been going to Palm Beach every year since I was a kid, and somehow it never gets old. To me, it's the ultimate getaway—close enough to New York to feel spontaneous, but different enough (hello, perfect weather!) to capture that beach vacation energy.

The area's signature sense of style is another draw. The outfits on Worth Avenue (and the surrounding Vias) are so specific. Color is a non-negotiable, as are in-your-face prints and patterns that still feel wearable. It's so different from how I normally dress back in New York, and I always come away from my trips with a newfound appreciation for the pieces that feel so quintessentially "South Florida"—in a cool, chic way.

While I don't have a flight booked yet (emphasis on yet), I've started shopping as if I do. Consider this my Palm Beach vision board. Ahead, the 31 things I'm adding to my cart while I talk myself into actually booking the flights, courtesy of Shopbop and Revolve.

A funny thing happens when you turn 30. Everyone, and I do mean everyone, gets engaged at the same time. That means my friends and I have a long list of weddings on our calendars this summer, and as the fashion editor in my group, I'm often tasked with finding the best wedding guest dresses on the market. My search usually leads me to the new-in pages at either Revolve or Zara.

Both retailers have a knack for designing chic pieces you can wear time and again without looking like a certified outfit repeater. At Zara, most of those pieces come in under $100 but look far more expensive. At Revolve, you can find every trendy silhouette, including early aughts-era bandage dresses and drop-waist finds from Helsa, the Elsa Hosk-designed brand.

My picks span just about any dress code, from black-tie affairs to cocktail-ready events, so just about everyone can find one they love. Keep scrolling for the answer to your wedding guest woes. Everything on this list also comes in under $500, so you can invest in a piece without breaking the bank.

One thing about me: I'm as type A as it gets when it comes to planning my vacations. That means my packing list is just as important as the itinerary. I'll soon be heading on a getaway to Italy, Greece, and Turkey, and I've already got all of my spring outfits ready to go. But whether or not you've got a trip on your calendar, my European vacation packing list is full of minimalist essentials worth shopping for.

My personal style ethos when I'm on a trip is all about combining ease and comfort. I only pack pieces that can be worn more than once, and that mix easily with the rest of my suitcase. And, of course, when I'm walking over 20,000 steps a day, comfort is my top priority. The minimalist-inspired tops, pants, shoes, and accessories I'm bringing tick all of those boxes and then some—and they can all be found at Nordstrom, Zara, and Revolve.

From double-layered T-shirts and lightweight sweaters to trendy jeans and sneakers, my packing list is complete with far-from-basic picks. Ahead, I'm sharing all of my essentials.

It always feels like you don’t realize Coachella is happening until, suddenly, your feed is flooded with fringe, cowboy hats, and crochet. So, consider this your official heads-up: every influencer and celebrity you follow will be posting from the desert in Palm Springs starting April 10. The Iconic three-day event marks the beginning of music festival season, with two back-to-back weekends—and I'm going for the very first time. Here's how I'm packing for it.

Coachella has become just as much about style as it is about the music. Though my personal style doesn’t often fit into the boho-coded category, I’m leaning all the way in with my outfits this weekend. When in Indio, right? That means testing out spring's most in-demand trends, like cute bandanas I can wear to fight the dust storms and silver sneakers from Adidas that I swear by for long hours on my feet. I also have endless memorable celebrity festival looks to pull inspiration from, from Kendall and Kylie Jenner's iconic moments to Taylor Swift's all-black incognito ensemble with then-boyfriend (now fiancé!), Travis Kelce, in 2024.

So, if I’m going to pull off an Instagrammable-yet-functional ‘fit, I’ve got some serious work to do. Keep scrolling for my editor-approved picks to inspire your festival season wardrobe, all from Nordstrom and Revolve.

One thing to know about me: I'm an Olympics fanatic. So, when my husband and I secured tickets to a few of the Winter Game events in Cortina, we decided to make a full trip to Milan and London out of it. It's a pinch-me moment, for sure, but it's also a lesson in strategic packing—all in all, it'll be 20 straight days of travel and living out of my suitcase.

Everything I'm bringing, from my faux-fur earmuffs to my sporty track jackets, comes from one of three of my favorite retailers: Nordstrom, Net-a-Porter, and Revolve. There are a few on-theme items, though I'm not necessarily a patriotic dresser. (I have found subtle ways to incorporate red, white, and blue into my rotation via navy Ralph Lauren sweaters and red anorak-style outerwear.) The rest of my wardrobe is pretty basic—and I mean that in a good way: I've learned from years of traveling with only a carry-on that you can't go wrong packing pieces in neutral hues that play well together. So, my suitcase includes lots of black and gray cashmere sweaters, white T-shirts, my go-to jeans from Agolde, and other outfit building blocks I can mix and match for weeks.

Ahead, I'm sharing everything that's coming with me on my 20-day international trip. Bookmark this page and come back to it before you jet off on your next vacation—it's basically a hack for dressing your best while you're away from your closet.

One of my favorite parts of my job is discovering new, emerging labels that are doing something different. Of course, there’s something about the search itself that feels just as satisfying as the find. Because I’m a minimalist at heart, my wardrobe doesn’t change drastically from season to season, but I’m always looking for those subtle updates that make getting dressed feel exciting again. More often than not, they come from small brands I stumble upon while doom-scrolling Instagram, ducking into concept stores, or going from showroom to showroom during Fashion Week. Sometimes, it’s even as simple as striking up a conversation with a stylish stranger on the subway and asking where their coat is from.

Don’t get me wrong, well-known labels always have a place in my heart. But there’s something special about discovering a newer, smaller, and often more nimble designer: learning their story, understanding their point of view, and seeing how they approach clothes in a way that feels personal and intentional.

These smaller labels have a way of making even the most pared-back wardrobe feel new again, whether it’s through an unexpected silhouette, a beautiful fabric choice, or a detail you won’t find anywhere else. Ahead, I’m sharing the emerging labels I’ve found myself wearing on repeat.

Samsøe Samsøe

I first discovered Copenhagen-based Samsøe Samsøe during Copenhagen Fashion Week a few years back, and every time I wear one of its Scandinavian-minded pieces, I realize it’s a no-fail magnet for compliments. While the brand is well-known within the fashion crowd, it still feels like an insider secret thanks to its refined restraint. Samsøe Samsøe’s coats and sweaters are especially strong, making them perfect building blocks for winter layering— polished enough for work, relaxed enough for weekends.

DUNST

Seoul-based label DUNST reworks vintage-inspired silhouettes through a modern, gender-neutral lens. Think slouchy tailoring, perfect denim, and relaxed knitwear that feels borrowed from a cool older sibling’s impeccably styled closet. It’s my go-to for effortless layering pieces that feel fashion-forward without being precious.

Cordera

Founded by sisters Mónica and María in Northern Spain, Cordera is rooted in thoughtful simplicity and slow fashion principles. While nothing in the brand’s lineup feels particularly trend-driven, each piece feels modern thanks to subtle proportions and rich color stories. The brand specializes in elevated essentials like cozy knits, tailored trousers, and easy layers for cold-weather months. However, its mix of effortless separates and tactile pieces feels effortless even as winter fades. It’s the kind of brand that makes building a wardrobe feel intentional rather than impulsive.

HVOYA

Designed and produced in Ukraine, HVOYA brings an understated luxury feel to footwear and accessories. The brand blends ’80s and ’90s references with contemporary shapes, resulting in a collection that feels both nostalgic and new. Its signature ballet flats add polish without sacrificing comfort, but it’s the Nude Boots, which feature asymmetrical mesh cutouts, that really transformed my cold-weather wardrobe. Each piece feels thoughtfully crafted, with beautiful Italian materials and subtle design twists.

DARKPARK

Milan-based label DARKPARK is redefining modern denim with slouchy silhouettes, cool washes, and unexpected details. The vibe is effortlessly downtown: relaxed, slightly rebellious, and incredibly chic. Their jeans and trousers feel like the kind of pieces you’ll build entire outfits around, especially in winter when great bottoms do all the heavy lifting.

OPEN YY

Founded by sisters Jiyoung and Boyoung Kim, the brand formerly known as TheOpen Product plays with proportion, texture, and playful details. The Seoul-based label is rooted in ‘90s and early-aughts nostalgia, blending timeless silhouettes with more youthful design elements, often reworked through asymmetry and feminine styling. More than anything, OPEN YY makes winter dressing fun again, especially when you’re tired of the same old sweaters.

Sayaka Davis

New York-based designer Sayaka Davis infuses her collections with a sense of craft and emotional storytelling. Her pieces feel personal through thoughtful knitwear, soft tailoring, and silhouettes that prioritize comfort without losing structure. There’s a warmth to the brand that translates perfectly to winter dressing, making every piece feel like a forever staple rather than a seasonal trend.

Colleen Allen

Colleen Allen, formerly of The Row, brings a quietly luxurious sensibility to modern wardrobe staples, with every piece designed and made in New York City. Her collections feel intentional and refined, centered around fluid silhouettes, sculptural knits, and elevated basics inspired by the Victorian era. There’s a subtle sensuality to the designs—think slinky tanks, perfectly cut trousers, and draped dresses that feel both polished and relaxed. It’s the kind of label you reach for when you want to look put-together without trying too hard. What’s more, each piece feels like a forever investment rather than a fleeting trend.

Le Monde Béryl

Founded by Lily Atherton Hanbury and Katya Shyfrin, Le Monde Béryl elevates the everyday flat into something quietly extraordinary. Inspired by Venetian gondolier slippers, ballet shoes, and riding boots, each pair is handcrafted in Italy using traditional techniques. The result is timeless footwear with sculptural lines, subtle color stories, and minimal branding—shoes that feel thoughtful, collectible, and endlessly wearable.

H-O-R-S-E

The brainchild of Sue Williamson, H-O-R-S-E is her answer to the activewear she couldn’t find: breathable, unfussy, and made from natural fibers. The brand channels vintage gym class energy with relaxed dolphin shorts, soft polos, and easy layers that move with you. Everything feels nostalgic yet modern, designed to look just as good at brunch as it does after a workout.

DANZ

Danica Zheng, founder of New York label DANZ, brings a conceptual edge to everyday dressing, blending architectural shapes with luxurious fabrics. The brand experiments with structure with sculptural coats, unexpected cutouts, and dramatic proportions without sacrificing wearability. It’s fashion with a point of view, perfect for anyone who wants their winter layers to feel expressive rather than purely functional. Every piece feels like a conversation starter.